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Show CHAIRMAN HAYS MEETING LEADERS c NEW YORK. March 13. Will H. Hays, chairman of the Republican national na-tional committee, held a conference today with party leaders and tonight he will meet Republican committeemen committee-men from New England. Mr. Hays expects to go to Washington, Washing-ton, it was said, in tho interests of the federal suffrage amendment. The new chairman expressed himself as thoroughly thor-oughly in favor of the full suffrage for women, saying that in this age of representative rep-resentative government justice requir ed that every adult person should have : a voice in it. v oo ; m DIDN'T WANT HIS NAP CUT. He occupied a barber's chair re .; cently and ho was drowsy. His eye$ i could not ho kept open, and his head : j rolled about and drooped over hi shoulder and down upon his chest in ; ; a way that mado shaving a difficulty ' for the knight of the lather and a' dangerous one for the patient. At last the barber said gently, but , firmly: "Look-e-here, sir. I can't possibly shave you unless you hold up youi ; head." , To which the response was made with drowsy indifference. "Well, then, cut my hair." Phih' ' delphia Public Ledger. ) |